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Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1920, Page 3

PRECAUTION, NOT PANIC. The Epidemic of lest year lias left many people with a fear of recrudescence, and at the first signs of a cold, they get alarmed. It is not anticipated that there will he a return of the Epidemic. Everyone, however, should take the easy precautions that are necessary to maintain health. NAZOL, that powerful germieV-lt*, which proved so' valuable during the Epidemic, will prevent the attach and development of Colds, Sore Throats, and Influenza. A few drops cn the handkerchief to inhale, or a piece of rpigav saturated with NAZOL, allowed to slowly dissolve in the mouth, is absolutely the most efficient and sure precaution available. NAZOL peneiyat-es the tiny passages of the nose, mouth, and throat and nips a cold right in the bud,. Sec that you get a bottle of NAZOL to-day. Is fid at all chemists,

“My great-grandfather never had on a pair of boots in bis life till they were put on when be went to fight for Prince Charlie at Culloden, ■ anil we have not the physique of our forefathers,” said a Scotchman at Devon port, Auckland, after he had been barracked for going without, jus boots during, the holiday season. “If we bad a little more off the halo-footed business, and a little loss of the stuck-up collar, we might have a return to the days when men lived on plain fare, and even when they ate, and when they threw themselves down at night,and slept. What I say is an impossible dream in those days,” concluded the Scot, “but I have not worn a boot for. eight days, and it’s glorious. 13 lit what of the office desk next week I” Recommended bv the medical profession -WOI I'T.’S SC' NA PIN.